Article 1 (Purpose)

These rules are intended to establish the rules to be observed by dormitory residents during their stay, in accordance with the pledge they made upon entering the dormitory, to ensure orderly communal living.

Article 2 (Room Assignment)

Room assignments are made by relevant staff under the direction of the dormitory director. Once assigned, rooms cannot be arbitrarily changed without the consent of the dormitory residents.

Article 3 (Restrictions on Entry of Outsiders)

Dwellers are prohibited from bringing outsiders into their rooms, dining hall, or other premises without the permission of the dormitory director. In particular, overnight stays by outsiders are prohibited.

Article 4 (Daily Schedule)

Dwellers must adhere to the following daily schedule. However, the schedule may change depending on the season and academic circumstances.

Lunch 11:30-13:30 (Saturdays and Sundays, 12:00-13:00)

Dinner 17:20-18:40

Roll Call 23:30

Article 5 (Meal Procedures)

Residents must comply with the following meal procedures.

Before meals, residents must enter their student ID number into the blood vessel reader and have their blood vessel verified.

Meals are not permitted outside the cafeteria.

Meals are not permitted inside the dormitory.

Proper attire is required when entering the cafeteria.

Article 6 (Postings and Attaching Advertisements)

Prior approval from the director is required for posting or attaching advertisements.

Article 7 (Resident ID)

Residents must carry their resident ID, key, and access card at all times and in all places, and present them upon request by relevant staff. If you lose your key or access card, you must immediately report it to the Counseling Office (Administration Office) and receive a replacement. Upon leaving, you must immediately return it.

Article 8 (Prohibited Conduct)

Residents are prohibited from engaging in the following acts within the dormitory (see the dormitory penalty table):

- Drinking, assault, gambling, playing cards or playing cards, smoking within the dormitory

- Bringing or using electric heaters, TVs, audio equipment, flammable materials, or hazardous materials within the dormitory

- Providing accommodation and meals to outsiders

- Causing disturbances or noise

- Unauthorized moving or modifying facilities

- Damaging or destroying property

- Graffiti, attaching attachments, unauthorized posting or distribution of advertisements

- Any other act that disrupts the order of the dormitory

Article 9 (Compensation)

Residents are responsible for compensating for the loss or damage of facilities, whether intentional or negligent.

Article 10 (Fire Control and Cleaning Responsibility)

Residents are responsible for controlling fire and cleaning within their respective dormitories.

Article 11 (Outings and Overnights)

Outings and overnights for dormitory residents are governed by the following regulations.

Returning home after an outing is scheduled for 22:20, and a general inspection will be conducted at 22:30.

Residents who fail to return home by the designated return time must report to the dormitory director immediately upon arrival. Failure to report will be considered an unauthorized overnight stay. If return time is delayed due to unavoidable circumstances, prior approval from the dormitory director is required.

When attending an official department event, a leave of absence permit must be completed and submitted at least one day prior to the event.

Article 12 (Returning Home)

If no contact is made after the return date, the outing will be considered an unauthorized overnight stay.

If illness occurs and prevents return by the designated return date, the dormitory director must be contacted.

Failure to return home by the designated return time will be considered tardy.

Article 13 (Roll Call)

Roll call will be held at 23:30 on the day of the event. Each resident must remain in their room and may not move to another location until the roll call is completed.

Article 14 (Disciplinary Action for Latecomers and Unauthorized Overnighters)

Disciplinary Action for Latecomers: If a student is late, disciplinary action will be taken according to the penalty grading table. However, if there is an unavoidable reason, such as academic reasons or other justifiable reasons, prior permission from the director must be obtained by phone or in person.

Disciplinary Action for Unauthorized Overnighters: If a student stays out unauthorized without the director's permission, the guardian will be notified and a penalty will be imposed according to the penalty grading table.

Article 15 (Use of Equipment)

If equipment is unusable, it must be reported to the director and replaced. If lost, compensation must be paid. Nails or hanging objects are prohibited on the walls.

Article 16 (Penalty Points)

Penal points will be assessed according to the penalty grading table. The penalty point standard is determined by the director.

Imposed penalty points are valid for one year.

Article 17 (Forced Eviction)

A student with a total penalty point of 10 or more will be subject to mandatory eviction.

Article 18 (Cases in which rooms may be opened at will during a student's absence)

In the event of an emergency (crime, fire, water leak, power leak, patient outbreak, emergency maintenance)

Unannounced inspections for student guidance purposes (post-inspection notification)

Handling of student complaints

In the event of regular maintenance in the management office (disinfection, fire prevention, electrical, mechanical, cleaning, regular inspections, installation of additional equipment, etc.)